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Carbon intensive but decarbonising quickly? Retrospective and prospective life cycle assessments of South African pome fruit
The South African economy has in the past been categorised as carbon intensive due to an energy and capital intensive development path and an associated set of economic activities termed the minerals-energy complex. International export markets, specifically the European Union (EU), are systematical...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2019
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